This event has been postponed until May 2021.
Co-host of Radiolab, Robert Krulwich is one of the most original and widely listened to broadcasters in the world. His series, Radiolab, explores “big ideas” and the mysteries of science and life through visceral storytelling. In his talk, Krulwich draws from decades of experience as a special correspondent for ABC News; his regular contributions to Nightline, ABC News Tonight, and Good Morning America; and his role as host and executive editor of PBS’s documentary series NOVA scienceNOW to share insights on where technology can take us and why communities trust the sources they do when it comes to information about potential futures.
This lecture is sponsored by Michele Cook & John Camp, Kimberley & Scott Sheffield, and Descartes Labs with additional support provided by the Inn on the Alameda.
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SPECIAL VIP PACKAGE
Available to only 80 registrants. SAR and Creative Santa Fe are offering a special VIP package for this event which includes a meet and greet with Robert Krulwich during a pre-lecture reception hosted by Santa Fe’s Descartes Labs with refreshments and a champagne toast. The package also includes a ticket with premiere seating for the Lensic presentation.
$75 per person ($25 from each VIP package ticket is tax deductible). Proceeds support the School for Advanced Research and Creative Santa Fe.